Publisher's Synopsis
The fundamental error of socialism is of an anthropological character. It, in fact, considers the individual man as a simple element and a molecule of the social organism, so that the good of the individual comes from everything is subordinated to the functioning of the economic-social mechanism, while on the other hand he believes that that same good can be achieved regardless of his autonomous choice, his sole and exclusive assumption of responsibility in the face of good or evil. reduced to a series of social relations, and the concept of the person as an autonomous subject of moral decision disappears, which builds the social order through this decision. From this erroneous conception of the person derive the distortion of the law that defines the sphere of exercise of freedom, as well as the opposition to private property.
